As if that wasn't enough, it turns out that a lot of people fell for a "free" $100 Chipotle gift card offer that turned out to be a scam.

"It's a scam that the company is aware of and working to address," Chipotle told the Associated Press on Tuesday. The company did not respond to TODAY Food's inquiry for more information.

The digital scam offered people a "free" $100 Chipotle gift card in return for sharing a link to the offer with four people. The website that was set up for the fake offer included the text "National Avocado Day Get a $100 Chipotle Card" along with the Chipotle logo and an image of a burrito bowl. The now defunct page also included a countdown clock of how many gift cards were left for the taking and a fake Facebook page included comments from users who were not real.

The fake Chipotle $100 gift card offer.Twitter

Convinced that the offer was legit, many people shared the link to the offer. Eventually people were asked for personal information and some even admitted to handing it over.

The exact number of people who may have been affected is not known at this time but dozens of people have taken to social media to express their frustration with the fake offer.

This coupon on Twitter offered people a free $100 Chipotle gift card but was a scam.Twitter

Many were really sad and other were just really angry.

Heartbroken because that $100 chipotle gift card was a scam.. DONT LIE ABOUT CHIPOTLE UGH

The next time a too-good-to-be-true offer for free stuff pops up on your screen, there are a bunch of ways to figure out if it's real or not, according to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.

Spotting an impostor can be tricky, but checking out the format of a web address is a good first step to see if it matches up with the real thing. For example, Chipotle's official website is "https://www.chipotle.com/" but the website of this scam was "https://chipotle.guacamole.cards/" before it was removed.

Another good way to spot a fake is to simply Google the item in question with words like "review," "complaint" or "scam" and see if any reports come up. Above all else, never share personal information like a credit card number or bank account number on a random website.